Ampacimon at IEEE PES T&D 2026

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Dynamic Line Rating to unlock existing transmission capacity

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Ampacimon will be exhibiting at the IEEE PES Transmission & Distribution Conference & Exposition 2026, the leading global event for professionals involved in transmission and distribution system planning, operations, and grid development. The conference will take place May 4–7, 2026, in Chicago, bringing together utilities, system operators, and technology providers addressing the growing challenges of grid reliability, capacity constraints, and resilience.

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Visitors can meet the Ampacimon team at Booth 1681 to discuss how Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) is being applied to respond to today’s transmission constraints and increasing system complexity.

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Addressing growing pressure on transmission networks

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Transmission and distribution networks are operating under unprecedented pressure. Rapid electrification, large load interconnections, renewable integration, and more frequent extreme weather events are pushing existing infrastructure closer to its operational limits. At the same time, traditional grid reinforcement projects require long lead times, complex permitting processes, and significant capital investment.

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Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) provides a complementary approach by enabling utilities to better understand the actual thermal capacity of overhead lines under real operating conditions. By moving beyond conservative static ratings, DLR offers additional operational flexibility while maintaining safety margins and control.

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An end‑to‑end approach to Dynamic Line Rating

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Ampacimon provides a complete Dynamic Line Rating solution designed for operational use across transmission and distribution networks. Its approach combines advanced DLR sensors, patented physical and analytical models, AI‑ and machine‑learning‑based algorithms, and an enterprise‑grade software platform.

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The solution is available both on‑premise and in the cloud and is engineered to meet utility‑grade requirements for cybersecurity, reliability, and regulatory compliance. It integrates with existing utility IT and OT environments and supports both operational and planning use cases, allowing Dynamic Line Rating to be applied where it delivers the most value.

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From concept to operational reality

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Dynamic Line Rating has been discussed within the industry for many years, but many approaches remain limited to trials or narrowly scoped projects. Ampacimon’s Dynamic Line Rating technology has moved beyond this stage.

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Today, Ampacimon’s DLR solution is used in production by large transmission and distribution utilities, supporting day‑to‑day operational decision‑making. It enables operators to safely unlock additional transmission capacity, alleviate congestion, and improve operational awareness based on real‑time conditions rather than static assumptions.

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This level of operational maturity is the result of more than fifteen years of field experience, continuous validation of algorithms, and close collaboration with system operators.

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A global reference in Dynamic Line Rating technology

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Ampacimon brings more than 15 years of focused expertise in Dynamic Line Rating, supported by multiple patents and wide recognition within the power industry. Its DLR sensors are uniquely capable of measuring wind speed directly at the conductor level, a critical parameter for accurate thermal assessment and reduced uncertainty.

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The Ampacimon platform is designed to scale across entire networks by combining software‑only DLR, sensor‑based DLR, and OPGW‑based DLR within a single, unified system. This flexibility allows utilities to deploy Dynamic Line Rating progressively while maintaining consistency, reliability, and operational simplicity.

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Meet Ampacimon at booth 1681

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At IEEE PES T&D 2026, Ampacimon will demonstrate how Dynamic Line Rating can deliver tangible operational value while supporting long‑term grid capacity optimization and resilience objectives. Visitors to Booth 1681 can explore real‑world use cases, discuss congestion management and interconnection challenges, and learn how Dynamic Line Rating is integrated into everyday grid operations.

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